DANGEROUS & PROTECTIVE? THE DUTCH SHEPHERD
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Animal Watch travels to Shropshire to top guard dog training facilities, training top of the line Dutch Shepherds for police and personal protection work. Anneka meets some extremely fierce and loyal fully trained protection dogs, one that if it realises that I'm holding him for the main photo and not Ian would have spun round on her, as he is bonded to Ian and only Ian. Theses dogs are not only lightening fast, but some of the most trainable dogs on planet earth - Rivalling the Malinois only these dogs are trained for elite military work and wildlife protection in Africa, due to their light frame and versatility. Will Anneka survive, watch and find out!
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I like the intensity and energy of this breed of dog Dutch Shepards are so amazing
But very hard to raise if they don't get a lot of movement and work. Even the Malinois are extreme
Plus they bite a lot when puppies and it hurts and when they grow up the get really strong so when mine jumps on me I fall over
@@-FoxTales- you must be a very light person
Yeah try and train a puppy and see if you feel the same way
Fun fact … they modeled the Velociraptor behavior patterns and movements on the Dutch Shepherd for the Jurassic Park movie.
source?
Source?
@@MZ-rv1bu: A site called "GOOGLE" perhaps??? . . . 😉
@@Fox222: A site called "GOOGLE" perhaps??? . . . 😉
@@M-A-Y-H-E-M google is not a source though, it’s a search engine.
Can't help but fall in love with this dog breed..... Wish I could afford one...
You probably can afford one , its not a very expensive dog ( only when coming from special lines you will pay high prices )
An average Dutch shephard coming from regular lines wich often are just enough for your family and semi protective and working ability,s are payable .
One thing i would do in such case is to closely study the behaviour from parent dogs.
When you put a lot off effort in this breed you will get it back a 100 times👍🏽
I have a 4 month old Dutch Shepherd and the intelligence and trainability of this little guy amazes me every single day. Due to covid and lockdowns where I live he hasn't been able to do puppy school yet but I have been working daily on his obedience as tricks and he is way more advanced than many dogs at higher levels at dog club. He just wants to learn and please me. Although he is a very friendly dog and loves everyone he is a one person dog still and is loyal to me
He has most probably changed a bit since this comment, and become a but more stranger wary. They are loyal and protective of their handlers 👍
Thats awesome Nicole, lucky you 😉😀 your'e so blessed to have each other
where in the us?
I have a white German Shepard or a Swiss Shepard I believe there called now. He is very protective of me and my family. But because of the quarantine he is not friendly to any strangers that come to the house. I'd like to get him into a class to make him a little less aggressive. He's 3 years old so I'm hoping he not to old to reprogram!
@@tsal677 myself, if he gets to aggressive, scold him and put him back into his crate. Get a dog crate if you dont have one. I had a German Shepherd for twelve years, she had hip dysplasia in her later years. But she would go into the large crate as a sense of being comfortable, the door was always open for her. She new it was hers. Now this training may last until age seven, things can take time. Im by no means a professional dog trainer, just relaying my experiences. Good luck
My Bella is a Dutch Shepard she is now 14 months , when the family goes for walks she keeps everyone close by and if anyone gets to far she blocks them from getting to far until the rest is caught up and she doesn't let anyone get to close to us . she can pickup speed in no time at all and makes sharp turns when you think you got her not she's gone she amazing .
I now have a dutch shepherd that I've trained in protection. She is a great companion as well as a great protection dog for my family. She is my first dutch.
My last two family companion and protection dogs were Giant Schnauzers. What I like about my dutch shepherd is she's just as good at protection as my Schnauzers but without that rough edge that are so typical of Giant Schnauzers.
I wish people would spend more time talking about the qualities that owners of these types of dogs ought to have whilst glorifying them. The humane societies are full of these types of dogs because they watch videos like these and become awestruck with powerful dogs and are completely ignorant to the grave responsibility that comes with owning one, especially in apartments and small properties.
bingo!
Thank you, thank you.
Good dog, bad dog, 90% it's the owner who creates the character
I have an 8 yr old female brindle Dutch. This video was like re-watching her grow up. Def one of the most powerful, agile, extremely intelligent and protective dogs there is. Great video!!
Knpv dutch shepherds are amazing!
My ex husband and his family members have Dutch Shepherds as guard dogs. They are truly amazing dogs.
Are they drug dealers?
@@troy9327 lol
I have an enormous Dutch 28”, 94 lbs at 23 months and will be about 100 at full maturity. I can’t imagine him attacking me. It would be utterly terrifying. With 40 years of martial arts training, I was always confident that I could handle a dog. But after getting this dog, I have to seriously reconsider this. Did I mention that he has human, scratch that, high level human intelligence?
They are extremely smart ... Totally human inteigence. I said to my husband - this dog is a mix between a dog, a cat and a alien or human..deff. not a DOG.. Lol... They must be a missing link betwen humans and dogs. Lol!! and if you do not work WITH them they will be a problem.. They are infact very sensitive so many dutchies has been ruined because they look so damn tough but needs a very sensitive hand. You need to be smart to own one ( sounds like you are that :) because you need to outsmart them to get 100% And they must never be forced against their will. .. but if you respect them and work WITH them and they feel that you are on their team they ill do ANYTHING for you.. They need to do different problem solving - not running after a ball every day because that creates so much stress in them and gets the cortisol level superhigh making the threshold for frustration very low.. . They need to use their brain A LOT .. and that takes very much effort from the owner. A lot of cool braingames.. I have the hghest respect for people who decide to rehome a dog they do not match with for any reason - but deff. find a experienced Dutchie only rescue or a police K9 unit that can take the dog. They deserve that :) Good luck what every you decide... GSDs are VERY cool. have owned that for 32 years and would highly recomend the breed. :)
I was reading about one who attacked a terrorist who was firing RPGs at British soldiers. He was shot twice but still managed to jump on the terrorist and rip him apart. The dog survived and was given a medal and I think he went back to work with prosthetic legs.
We have a 97 lb, 12 month old Dutch my kids call him the skinwalker. Human like in his abilities, smartest dog I ever known.
Damn man...this is intense. Love your input on this wonderful dog.
My friend has a Dutch shepherd mix with German shepherd. He’s such a beautiful pup only a year old. Handsome boy ❤️
His determination is incredible!!
I got one from the Humane Society back in November and she's about 1 years old at 35 pounds. Her name is Hopper and seems very smart. She gets along really well with my 4 year old grandson. I take her to work every day and everywhere I go. She loves to get under the covers with me and my wife. I love this dog so much
Finally a video after 3 weeks yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I train Police K9 for more than 30 years now.
I have had them all, German Shepherd, Belgian Malinois and the Dutch Shepherd.
The Dutch Shepherd will ever be my favorite.
Never mistaken a Belgian Malinois for a Dutch Shepherd when it comes to character because they are many differences.
Today, I have two Dutch Shepherds I train with, every day it is a blessing to work with them.
I have a shep/probably pit mix that looks just like a dutch shepherd. She’s the best dog I have ever had, she’s the smartest and most devoted beautiful pup (well, she’s 8 now 😂).
Post a picture please?
I have a shepherd Saint Bernard mix and she's the most loyal baby
Are they good substitute to gsd ?
@@RiteshShankar24 No.
The irony is a lot of knpv Dutch Shepherds have about 1/4 working line German Shepherd, a splash of pit and sometimes even Great Dane for added size. Those big cheeks come from the pit. Same with the knpv Malinois.
Never heard about this bread ... They so amazing looking and strong . Amazing dog !
I love this gal!! I just can’t look at her or I forget I’m watching a show about dogs.
Google her mate😉
Never heard of this breed before. He looks like a mix of a German Shepherd and a Malinois
They existed the same time. late 1800s
British blood in there with the brindle colouring.
nah it isnt whole different dog bit more extreme then the mali or working gsd
@@hdhdhdhddhkalon Dutch shepherds have been the best. Easy training, very powerfull and very fast. Im proud that my country has done one good thing atleast 😂
Let's hope it doesn't go the same way as the German shepherd.
I love watching bite work. It's serious for the human, but great fun for the dog. I love seeing how excited they get
Me too.
Same!! I've done decoy work for a while & dutchies , Mal's and Rottweiler's have been my absolute favorites to work with ! They pick it up SOOO quick !! Worked with an American pitbull terrier earlier this year too.. no matter what I wore for protection, that dog HUUURT when it bit !!
@@mikefrost5481 Ya-ouch! I can only imagine with their bite strength. It reminds me of a funny story a classmate of mine told me.
I was in school for my LVT (veterinary nursing) and a friend was talking about adopting an Air Force dog wash out. They puppy had epilepsy and couldn't finish the program. They told her he hadn't had any bite work training. Then, the first cold day she put on a big jacket he grabbed her arm. *eyeroll*
We both got a good laugh. :)
@@chesneymigl4538 you'd be surprised though ! Allot of Mal's (especially dog's FROM working/military programs) just instinctively pick it up and grab things lol. I've got a 9week old male who's just over half Mal & the rest is Rottweiler, I had him out in the yard with me while I was working with a friends dog.. all he did was watch the other dog!! Few minutes later I came over to see him & he started grabbing the leg of my suit and hanging on🤣 so I've started working with him too now !
@@mikefrost5481 OK, that is freakin' adorable! Make sense though. My SO and I don't have a dog; we have a one bedroom apt at the moment. But have two cats I rescued. The boy gets into so much trouble. We have the ADA door handles and he figured out how to jump up and grab them. When that didn't work we watched, amazed, as he began to sniff and paw at the deadbolt.
If he were a dog I'd have had him in agility work at a couple of months old.
I always found them the most beautiful looking out of all the shepherd dogs
I'm so happy you finally made a video on them I fell like they are over looked because of the Mali and German shepherd
I'll always have one Mal/Dutchie. Difficult but for all around working ability nothing else compares.
For sure difficult. I'm sorry they are both too poorly received and protective to make good seizure alert dogs. I can't risk someone getting harmed for trying to help lady who had tonic-clonic seizure at bus stop in Austin. Oddly bullies are generally great breed for this service purpose.
And any who wonder, rescue dogs are great, my old Pets have been.
Working dog trainers and reputable breeders are best option.
What An Absolute Beast; And The Dog's Not Bad Either ~
Naw, I Love Your Show And So Look Forward to What You Will Come Up With; And You Never Fail to Satisfy ~
What an awesome security dog. So nice to train and work with. Just a pleasure.
Seeing those wonderful working dogs I can say I am proud to be Dutch ;-)
Lols🤣😅😂...
I'm glad not a Dutch Shepherd😷
Lekker naweek my maat😊
Remember that the Lord Jesus Christ died on a cross for you because He loves you so much. He then rose up from the dead three days later
The Ten Commandments are called the moral law, (most of us are lying thieving blasphemous adulterer at heart and deserve hell) you and I broke the law, Jesus paid the fine. That’s what happened on that cross.
By believing that Jesus died on the cross and rose up from the dead 3 days later and not just confessing your sin, but also repenting of all sin you have done and putting all your trust in Him in prayer, He will grant you everlasting life as a free gift
@@dove3853 scam
@Dove Humbug, what is your point of your message .... ? Jesus died because the Roman empire nailed him to a cross. He did not die because of love for me, he had no notion of me. He might have smokes to much grass to come up with the God fantasy. In essence he might have been a cool dude with good ideas.
So far no one rose from the dead so I sent that to the land of fairy tales. Dead is dead. The ten commandments are just guidelines which are normal in any civilized community how people should live together. Nothing Christian about it, the Buddhist had them long before Christianity. Christians just borrowed them for their cause to dominate.
You have a very negative view of the world and people by saying that most of us are lying thieving blasphemous adulterer at heart and deserve hell. I did not break any law and for sure not a law you and your religion made up and pushed into people's faces.
It is sad that you need some man made fantasy to give your life meaning. I laugh my ass off to hear how much you people believe in the afterlife and just cannot handle the notion that we have one life and after that it is over. That makes the most sense. I stick to Darwin and evolution. George Carlin has something to say about it go see Religion is bullshit on RUclips.
My 110 lb shep was the sweetest boi and liked everyone but no one ever came within 20 ft of us just seeing him.
I wouldn't want a dog who comes with anti-socialism as side effect.
When I'm out with my dog, I like to be able to socialize with other people and their dogs.
I can take care of myself, and don't need a "scary" dog to boost my confidence.
@@davelowets good for you douchebag
@@strrsmth87 Sure, sure... Whatever..
@@davelowets i gotta say with my young working labrador I’d really appreciate if people didn’t take so much active contact to my dog all the time😂 all though it is some good training to learn to pass people who are making noises and holding their hand out to him.
But still they shouldn’t just stick their hand out at a random dog without making contact with the owner first. It’s weird and potentially not good for your hand if you do that to the wrong dog😂
My Dutchie here in Australia always lets me know when a stranger walks up my driveway but once he knows everything is ok the only danger he poses is his wagging tail. His mere appearance is enough to deter problems but he's a big sook. I haven't trained him to be interested in prey or bite work. He's a lover, not a fighter. But when he was younger he was good at dry-land dog sledding, tracking and sheep herding (living up to the 'shepherd' name).
Yep, here to, with the addition of possible suffocation from too many licks to the face, once they know you're a good guy..
Just saw this video today. My Dutch Shepherd, Jon Snow, is 6 years old. Before actually purchasing him I researched the breed and breeders for several months. I was lucky to locate a reputable breeder who lived a few hours away. We communicated for weeks about my expectations, the breeder's expectations, the environment the puppy would live in, etc. 5 or 6 months later I picked up my puppy. Vet visits. Puppy Socialization classes. Puppy Obedience classes. Advanced Obedience. He slept in a crate for a few months and only had access to a small portion of the house. I usually walked him, in the morning, for a short distance until he grew stronger. My wife let him out in the yard and worked with him a bit until I got home from work. In the evenings another walk. Every walk was also training. At 6 or 7 months he would either sleep in his crate or the mud room where his crate was located. If my wife left the house he was either in his crate or with her. Later, I enrolled him in Master Protection classes and later Scent work. A few months after turning 1 he had more access to the house. By 2 he had full access and no longer had to sleep in his crate or the mud room. He also had full access to the house when we were gone. He has NEVER destroyed any furniture, shoes, clothing or chewing on the walls. We allow him to meet and interact with close relatives, friends, and their children. He does very well with our special needs son. Training is ongoing. He is great off-leash. Obedient. Loyal. Smart. Protective. He is a great dog and friend.
One of my classmate have dutch shepherd. I met this dog and loving me
You should do a video on the shiloh shepard. They are beautiful dogs.
@Amer Hamad less aggressive by what I have read. Bred from a German shepard and Alaskan malamute. But they get larger than both. Considered a giant breed. Although the malimutes tend to be more food aggressive. They also are not known to be affectionate dogs. They say the shiloh shepard is a gentle giant and very loving. Also less likely to bite than the German shepards they are bred from. Also there is the king shepard which is bred from the shiloh and large German shepards. Looks like a fluffy giant German shepard. Roughly the same size as the shiloh shepard. Similar temperament. Both would be cool dogs to do videos on. King shepards are a very new breed.
I can't even get my Mal to bite on a tug toy, but when a guy broke in, at 55lbs, she took down a 6ft tall 190lb guy in a couple of seconds and dragged him out of his hiding spot. She's only a year and a half and has no protection training, but she can do anything she's taught if she is interested enough. And btw, mals and dutchies are basically the same dog except dutchies are brindle.
Nah mals arent as powerfull and arent heaviers
Incorrect Dutchies are like slightly stronger mals with an off switch. Happy your Mal doesnt like intruders tho lol thats good drive she's got lol
No- they have different temperaments, weight ranges, barks, and coat colors you dimwit.
190? That guy must have been a stick
@@Beeautifullifefarm Lmao
Beautiful and amazing video keep doing a great job beautiful and you should winning a Grammy awards for Best video on dogs
Granddaughter has one and the intellegence of this dog is scary. Training not always easy because of their intellegence, they pick up so fast. Really do need to keep this dog well exercised and stimulated. Be sure to start socializing early on. LOTS of energy, amazing stamina.
Dog intelligence is always exaggerated. They're just dogs.
@@NoTaboos Really?
@no taboos you can tell your life must be miserable!
@@NoTaboosHa Ha Ha, you clearly have never even saw a Dutchie.
@@stevieframe You can't even write correct English.
We have a Dutch Shepard for 8 years now. We have pigs chicken and he Shepard s the animals to their pens and if animals get out he rounds them back to our yard. He is so smart and protects our animals. Our pappa pig got out and went to eat the baby chicks. Scooby chased and nipped the pigs ankle until he dropped the chick out of his mouth. He will not chase any animal we show is part of our family. He does chase squirrels birds and critters not our own. He learns tricks easily and is really obedient and knows how to open doors and loves to be scratched. This breed is wonderful. So gentle with kids but barks like crazy when strangers come into our yard. We will place food in front of him and tell him no and he won't touch it til we tell him too. He is so smart and loving.
Gorgeous dogs and so are you 🤭🐶😉
I could be wrong but did they say 'Los' when the dog needs to let go? That would be cool because 'los' is the let go command in Dutch.
('los laten' means 'to let go' or 'drop')
So beautiful to see these dogs. I have to say they are not that well known here in the Netherlands compared to other breeds.
That's where some really terrific lineages spring from. My "little" gyp, Kimber, is 50-50 Malinois-Dutchie, purchased in the States, and both sides are in fact derived largely out of the Netherlands of KNPV working dog stock only a couple/few generations out. It's so impressive to see her very judiciously apply that deeply inherent protection instinct of me. If it's an animal that she's views to be a threat there's a hard an fast red line and it's very quick, extremely decisive, and downright smart. If it's a friendly (my older non shepherd Sako) merely aggravating me by jumping on me, it's careful but clear and decisive removal via a back of the collar tugging or pull off by deep back of the neck soft-mouthing, and if it's friendlies (friends/family.or presumed), it's fast and firm but mere insertion with some high pitched whining therebetween until the "threat" is beyond her perceived red line. This is ALL absolutely 100% self motivated and fully self carried out. Obviously, this is one tiny amount of similar sorts of behaviors deeply inherent in these animals, and it's the picking and choosing of degree and the spot on accuracy if her assessments that impress me so much. At 5 and 1/2 months old she took two back to back hits from a copperhead here in the yard when I bumped it accidentally from under a board. At the time, Kimber was the only one here who hadn't been bit by one over the years here ... including me. It's nothing to play with and it terrified me to see her take those two hits...neck and chest...and start swelling immediately. She hit it like a rat, pouncing and pinning, a HUGE mistake until her Aunt Sako did a quick drive by with dispatch to show her how it's done. Within a week she came across a big chicken snake and it was if she channeled Sako. Quick to learn, highly intelligent, absolutely no bullshit, deeply loving, supremely protective and very adaptive, you simply cannot go wrong with either the Dutchie or the Malinois...or like me, the cross thereof. Do yourself and the dog much more than a favor - know what you're signing up for. If they are for you and you for them, the rewards of ownership are innumerable. It sounds a bit silly I realize, but it's more of a partnership than "ownership". God, I love my little girl.
There's the German Shepherd and there's the Malinois, or Belgian Shepherd. And then there's the Dutch Shepherd, which is all three rolled into one. I had one, and it was a long learning curve from start to finish. Dutch Shepherds are simply out of this world and sometimes you wonder if they're "real," meaning, you see them do things that your eyes can see but your mind tells you shouldn't be possible! A Dutch Shepherd's speed, power and intensity can in fact be quite frightening, but I think that what sets them really apart is their insane energy levels!
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ I have absolutely no idea what that means, or how this would in any possible way have anything to do with Dutch Shepherds.
Remember that the Lord Jesus Christ died on a cross for you because He loves you so much. He then rose up from the dead three days later
The Ten Commandments are called the moral law, (most of us are lying thieving blasphemous adulterer at heart and deserve hell) you and I broke the law, Jesus paid the fine. That’s what happened on that cross.
By believing that Jesus died on the cross and rose up from the dead 3 days later and not just confessing your sin, but also repenting of all sin you have done and putting all your trust in Him in prayer, He will grant you everlasting life as a free gift
@@dove3853 What does this have to do with dogs? And, no, I do so not believe in your Jezus and the whole rigmarole of religion generally, and he certainly did not die for me. I didn't even exist at the time and even if I had (existed), I shudder to think anyone would find it necessary to die "for me" in such a manner. Or any manner. And that bit about "most of us" being lying thieving blasphemous adulterers at heart and deserving hell doesn't exactly impress me, either. It's just meaningless gobbledygook.
when i was a lil girl ..my neighbour had one that he took home when he he came home from germany where they had lived and worked as guarding so on in hangars and out in the fields it was illegal but he smuggled his friend with him..he was a hangar hound and was not allowed to take him home when retired, just being killed as they were to dangerous.. and he was. but he became my best friend after he bit my hip when i sneaked into the yard at 6 years old:) and he was so ashamed for had bitten me:) i loved that dog until he died he was gentle nice and just lovely:) but as a hangar hound u just had to say or make a noise that he learned and he would kill for u so absolutley they were the most fearsome dogs ever lived or alive atm.
Great dog breed!!!
i fall in love with this breed , it's really underrated
Oh wow, what a gorgeous animal! I never heard of a Dutch Shepherd before.
Really?
Me either
I just got one. She’s too Charlie Ann. I’ve had many dogs from my wife. She’s absolutely amazing, smart as a whip.
What a beauty !
I love your videos
Yes!!! I have a malinois mix and I would love a dutchie next.
That music drives me crazy. Couldn't watch till the end. Pity, coz very interesting. Beautiful dogs
That’s a good ass decoy 💯
I cringe when she gets down face to face with a dog that's not hers. Otherwise I love these videos and keep up the great work
I'm curious what does that lead to?
Ive noticed this a good few times on her videos,not a wise move do that to the wrong dog give wrong eye contact could lead to a sore face
@@sportingdawg oh now I get it . She prolly interacted with the dogs before doing that video
@@teenx3769 im not talking about these in particular but as a general rule getting in the face zone of any dog or strong eye contact is asking for trouble
@@sportingdawg hmm understandable
The most protective dog is one who loves his owner unconditionally & instinctively protects. I have 5 dogs. 3 largecMalinois Labrador mix. Sweet, gentle & would die to protect me. Also have 2 doxies who should never be 8f disregarded as fearless protectors. My 24 pound Chiweenie is as fearsome a protector as my 85 pound big dogs. The secret is love, loyalty & patience. I could pull a steak from the mouth of each of them safely. Put a human or animal predator in the mix & even the smallest will die trying to save me.
Please do the American bulldog breed next! It’s really interesting and another great breed that flies under the radar of many dog owners in the UK!!!
Not interesting its just bulldog not good looking and no harm lmao
I appreciate any beauty beast God created.❤
I absolutely love my dutch always had german shepherds but will never go back nothing better than a dutchie
Fantastic show love the dogs
Best dogs ever. Have to of them. My wife does bite training with them. Very protective over us and very devoted
One of my top 5 favorite breeds. Love these dogs. Absolute beasts!
What r the other 4 fav ones ?
All shephards are pretty smart dogs and their learning level is out of this world.
Love from greece❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Great video! Re: the difference between the Dutch Shepherd and the Malinois, I would have loved to hear a more thorough answer, especially in regard to temperament, personality and training style
Difference depends on lines. They are cross bred often and have minimal differences overall.
I'm sure you've heard the comment that the Dutch is "a Malinois with an off switch", but I don't give that much credence. That's of course a bit pickable on a pup to pup basis, but to me, they seem effectively the same. Mines 50-50, both sides of her lineage are KNPV stock...she's phenotypically a Malinois, but I love 100% of her. Terrific dogs. Absolutely terrific. I'd kill or die for her I hope. She'd kill or die for me I KNOW!
@@sixfivecreedmoor Thanks
I haven’t got a great deal of experience on Dutchies but I think they’re even less forgiving than malinois if the handler isn’t self assured enough. The malinois will probably still be somewhat of a manageable dog with less confident handlers (it’s still very sub optimal obviously) but a Dutch will just give you the middle finger and harass you. That’s my unprofessional view on them:)
Manbearpig! That’s the wave of the future 👍
I have a dutch shepherd called ahhlph trained by lorockmor working dogs his grandad is BIG ROY from the blood line hans pegg he stands at 5ft8 on his hind legs and bites with such force we had a live bite at work the other month his first bite with no equipment and he listened to every command given !!! Top Top trainers !!
What an awesome new breed that I never knew about. Annika, you keep adding to my breed education
They are a very old breed
@@MZ-rv1bu Yes, I have a picture of a dog called Max that was taken in 1929
It is not a new breed! They are from the Netherlands and they are a very old breed (long before the German Shepherd they breeded the Dutch Shepherd - in the Netherlands still mostly for police work)!
I wished they also showed the long haired kind. They're soo rare but I'd like one still but probably impossible to find ones being bred in the u.s.
On that channel DogumentaryTV they have an episode or 2 that shows off the wire haired dutchie. Go check it out!
I got one off Craigslist lol
Lol the dogs in this video have pit in the blood line. That’s why the heads look like that. If they were pure they’re have a much thinner head
Beautiful dogs, wasn’t familiar with this breed.
I might need one of these..
My boy Hunter is nearly 1years old has more energy than my late German shepherd I had , absolutely beautiful investment , great with the kids especially my 2year old, notably doesn't like visitors he's always uncertain and will walk behind you and take a nible, very alert gets so excited walk time he pees himself.
Alsatians aka German Shepherds used be great healthy working breed. There's still some like that around but for the most part dog show standards ruined them and that's why Belgian and Dutch Shepherds took over. Hopefully someone can bring them back to what they were.
Eastern Europe still have some good working lines.
There still are some working lines of gsd's around for military work
Not taken over GS are still the most widely used working dogs in the planet. Departments & military have tried Mals & DS yet come back to the GS
Working line German Shepherds are still used a lot! They’re used all over the world for protection, military and police use… I live in the UK and you can easily get your hands on one providing you do your research and check the hips score etc etc. ❤️
I have owned GSDs since 1989 but because of the health issuses i wanted to try soething quite simmilar in looks and got a White Swiss Shep. - he had a wonderful temperament and great work ethic BUT the healt was not good and i he died from cancer in march 2021 - and my GSD did 9 weeks later after having back problems for years.. Loosing your dogs when they are only 8 or even younger is very hard . so much work and LOVE... all gone.. So i decided to swap to a more healthy breed. Seeing the GSD being more and more destroyed over the years.. I hope the Dutchie will be better protected so i hoep it is not going to be very popular because that is when skipping corners in breeding happens.. In my country ( Norway) the GSD is the 3 rd most popular breed - but the Dutchie i have met only 3 people who kne what breed i have,,, There is only approx 25-30 reg. dutchies in the country..first litter in 4,5 years were born this spring . I hope it stays like this in the future. But if the health changes in GSDs to the better i will deff. get one again. They are the best
Anna.. go to am training kennels in Dublin Ireland .. you will love his dogs x
Beautiful dogs! Awesome training!!!!!!
I've known this dogs for 2years now, and my first impression was it looks like a cross between a thai ridgeback and a belgian
Can you please do the English bull terrier , I ask on every video . Thanks
You guys should do the Irish wolfhound
Add to thank you Veronica for making this video each and every video thank you and I have to thank them also for training the best dogs and I have to thank them for being my each and everyone of you all and I appreciate everybody that I recommend to you alleverybody that I recommend to you all I have to tell you all thank you for teaching them and teaching their dogs and training them to be excellent
They are Beautiful
I have 2 Dutchies. They have completely different personalities but, both are wonderful dogs. Dutchies are a smart, strong and intelligent breed. Because our male is so strong, i have him on a gentle leader to prevent him from lunging and pulling like the dog in the video. They can crush their windpipe.
Yes, don't throw balls uphill and remain downhill on the return 😱 Little Tornado Tanks!
Excellent father and son!!!!
I would so love a dog trained for protection were I close by to work with the right trainers. I'm far away in Canada and my pure wolves aren't protection dogs. lol I need a good guard dog at my place
Get a presa canario or a bull mastiff.
They are gorgeous!
This is one of the most interesting videos I've seen in a long time. Thanks.
Muzzle= completely harmless!🤣🤣
I have a Dutch Shepard and she's a big baby
We had a male for 13.5 years. Wonderful family dog in capable hands. Would never give anyone as a first dog.
I 100% agree, def has to know how to handle a shepherd if buying a dutchie!
Beautiful breed
Beautiful dogs. I'm kind of sad to see the emphasis on their work in guarding and attacking. I became aware of them from videos showing their passion and enthusiasm for play.
👍wonderful video Anneka 👍
Are we allowed to own a Dutch shepherd in the United States?
Probably
Dutch Shepherds, Malinios, and Working line GSD are the best!
The dutchys make absolutely amazing guardians & protection dogs , then the stuff they & Belgians do for/in the military especially the tier 1 units is insane. When & if their bloodline is good, bred properly, have the right training & responsible owners that provide exercise, diet & let the dog know what's acceptable from day 1 ect is what this breed requires, they're incredible dogs with insane prey drive & willingness to work. Just another great breed that because of irresponsible breeders & owners sometimes gets a bad reputation but end of the day it's the humans fault not the dog or the breed 99% of the time.
Great looking breed!
Aye a highly respected strong and loyal and CUTE dog named after the people of my country
Who knows the Tervurense Shepherd ?
Yep it's one of the four main Dutch shepherd breeds I believe, it's been around for a while but not seen much.
@@neilferguson7176 nope the tervueren shepherd is from belgium, they have four main types of shepherds. In the Netherlands we only have the Dutch shepherd.
@@marloujager they have four varieties in Belgium and unlike us they gave them different names, one could argue that we have three in Holland, short haired, long haired and wire haired.
@@marloujager sorry yes I meant one of four Belgium breeds, pure black is one of them
@@neilferguson7176 it’s actually a belgian breed. Long haired. Next to that the malinois, laekense (the rough haired, from this video) and the Groenendaeler ( all black tervuerense, more or less)
Can you make a video about Cardigan Welsh Corgi herding?
German shepherd Is still my favourite
The most obedient dog ever, most clever dog ever!
@@gazepskotzs4 behave there many dogs that are protective and obedient from the get go with out training send that dog in my house and my mastiff and staffy would kill it
@@paulhare7938 still the German shepherd is the best dog ever
Takes a good gsd to even come close of a average dutchy they are insane
@@paulhare7938 I have 2 mastiff breeds one 57kg and one 79kg .. I've also had gsd working line and the gsd is far more useful than a mastiff in that a gsd can do any kind of job you give him and do it just as good as a breed that was bred for that job working line gsd is better than this dog to and not every mastiff would win in a fight with a gsd and defo not a Staffordshire terrier lol both together that's what you mean it's like saying send your mastiff and staffy to my house and my 2 mastiffs will kill them it's a childish comment
Amazing and beautiful.
now that's a good buddy
I have a beautiful working line Dutch. She is reactive and very protective. She is smart and sweet but she takes a lot of leadership.
Such an awesome breed. I have an awesome litter of Dutch Shepherd right now that will be available to go home with you on July 4th. If your interested give me a shout!
I have a presa he's supposedly dangerous too.
Hi, Anneka! Loved the video. I’ve been thinking about getting a Shepherd for a while and if I was younger and more active, a Dutch Shepherd would be a definite option. I find myself leaning towards a German Shepherd for that reason but haven’t made a decision yet. We just lost our Shih Tzu due to congestive heart disease and not ready for a new pup yet. I used to own, show, and breed Siberians in the late 70’s and 80’s but as a healthy and active youth who had a seemingly natural affinity for wolves and Northern breeds, the Siberians were a natural choice that I would not be able to handle currently. Wolves are still my favorite canine but I know that they are not a good choice for a “pet.” Owning and operating a wolf rescue and sanctuary used to be a dream of mine but it’s not an option at this stage in my life. I greatly admire the things you have done and am envious of the different canines you have had. Envious isn’t the right word but you know what I mean.
Keep making these great videos and sharing the beautiful wolves, wolf-dogs, and other canines. Love you!❤